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Al-Mayadeens reporter in Yemen reported that Saudi warplanes launched two airstrikes against the Faculty of Medicine at Hodeidah University in western Yemen. According to Yemen's Ministry of Health and Environment in Sana'a, the number of civilians killed and wounded in the renewed Saudi aggression has exceeded 768 since the escalation began. The total number of Saudi airstrikes and missile attacks also exceeded 3,755. Meanwhile, the spokesman of the armed forces of Yemen (Y. A. F) said that the Saudi attacks were aimed at civilian areas in Sana'a and the districts of Al-Jawf, Tais, Saada, Hajjah and Lahajj, and caused casualties, including among women and children.

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Al-Mayadeens reporter in Yemen reported that Saudi warplanes launched two airstrikes against the Faculty of Medicine at Hodeidah University in western Yemen. According to Yemen's Ministry of Health and Environment in Sana'a, the number of civilians killed and wounded in the renewed Saudi aggression has exceeded 768 since the escalation began. The total number of Saudi airstrikes and missile attacks also exceeded 3,755. Meanwhile, the spokesman of the armed forces of Yemen (Y. A. F) said that the Saudi attacks were aimed at civilian areas in Sana'a and the districts of Al-Jawf, Tais, Saada, Hajjah and Lahajj, and caused casualties, including among women and children.

Al-Mayadeens reporter in Yemen reported that Saudi warplanes launched two airstrikes against the Faculty of Medicine at Hodeidah University in western Yemen. According to Yemen's Ministry of Health and Environment in Sana'a, the number of civilians killed and wounded in the renewed Saudi aggression has exceeded 768 since the escalation began. The total number of Saudi airstrikes and missile attacks also exceeded 3,755. Meanwhile, the spokesman of the armed forces of Yemen (Y. A. F) said that the Saudi attacks were aimed at civilian areas in Sana'a and the districts of Al-Jawf, Tais, Saada, Hajjah and Lahajj, and caused casualties, including among women and children.

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